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Setting Parameter Values

You can create new policy objects and assign values to any number of the parameters that exist in the policy. A configuration policy parameter can be one of the following:

• An integer with a predefined range
• A string with a minimum length (not always enforced) or a maximum length
• A Boolean value
• An enumeration (a value from a list of available values)
• A table structure

When a new policy is created, all the values in the policy are undefined. You can set parameter values within this new policy object by right-clicking on the parameter and clicking Modify or by double-clicking on a parameter. This invokes the Setting Properties dialog, which lets you modify the value of the selected parameter. For tables, the Modify Settings dialog appears instead.

More information:

Create a New Policy

Modify a Policy Using the Setting Properties Dialog

Modify Settings (Tables)

Edit a Policy Using a Configuration View